Incubating and vibrations

I think it could hurt them if you keep youre incubator on top of the washer or dryer other wise I think it would be ok

well if it vibrates alot even at a distance or what not I might want to find a less jiggly place.
But I am new so Im shuresomeone else will know.
Disclaimer... I have never owned a washer or dryer so I dont know how much they jiggil in a home .

I have tried in the laundry room and out of it and could not tell the difference in the hatch due to vibration (or lack of)

When in doubt don't. That is what I said when I was thinking the same thing. Our washer & dryer are out in our trailer house (we just use it for laundry and storage) and since the temp is more constant I thought perfect. Then I thought about the fact that I can see the sliding door shake when it goes through its spin and was worried. I deceided to play it safe and find somewhere else to put it.

This is a pretty old thread~ but I am wondering what happened with this?  I have the same issue~ the best spot in my house for the incubator is on the mud room/laundry room counter BUT my washing machine does cause some vibration.

I have the incubator sitting on a folded up fleece blanket, in an effort to cushion some of vibration.  Has anyone hatched eggies from a bator by a source of vibration???

I had mine in the laundry room, I even moved the bator back and forth to whichever machine wasn't running and I had an awful hatch. Next time I think I'm going to find a better spot.

Well... only 5 out of 42 hatchedThe bator has now been moved to my bedroom (which is mainly jiggle-free )!

oh wow, sorry you had such a bad hatch. I had 2/12 on chicks and 5/10 on ducks, like I said I won't be keeping it in the laundry room again either.